The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
CITY NEWS.

The Circuit Court will meet Tues.
day to sign the minutes, and adjourn
for the &c rm.
Prof. J. Randall Brown will give
a mind reading performance at The
Theater tomorrow night.
p. McOaddsn & %. have entered
suit In the Circuit court against b.
Lowenstein & Bros, for 5000 dam
ages.
twenty-five Memphis wheelmen
will leave the corner Of Main aud
Adams streets this morning for
Raleigh.
james Keelan, white, and timer
by occupation, was arrested yesterday
by Officer Plummer, charged with
ste lling clothes from colored man.
--Iu the Criminal Court yesterday
John p. Trabucco got $50 fine for car.
rying pistol. John Myers also ST.
cured six months for robbing a store
The limitation on the BARRIERS bill
passed by the last Legislature expired
Yesterday, and Sunday shaving will
henceforth have TO be done In private.
-The Circuit Court Clerk and his
deputies ara on their heads with de-
iieht over the recort OF Assistant At
torney General Dup.v on affairs In
that Office.
The Episcopal Diocesan Conyen-
ton Of Tennessee will meet here on
the 18th Instant, and the delegates are
to be enter aimed by various friends
and citizens.
Sergeant Rogers will exhibit
gorgeously colored bunting In Court
Squa on the slightest provccation
He decorated yesterday, but no one
appears to know why.
/ -Mess,s. NJ. O. Pearee and L. B
Suggs were fl led $50 each by Presi
dent H. dden In Police Court yester
day. The charge was carrying con
cealed weapons, disorderly conduct
and shooting In the corporate limits
Sheriff Cannon, Deputy Robinson
and Deputy Clerk Hunter, OF thu
Criminal Court, leave this morning 10
Jackson, with ten prisoners, who's
cases are appealed to that tribunal. A
hearing viii be had tomorrow.
M ]. Roynon has been appointed
Administrative OF the estate OF II. A
Roynon, deceased. O. W. Harbert, 1
H. Heiskel, o. Weatherford and g. {
Jordan were appointed commission
era to set aside years support out Q
the estate for the widow.
The ladies Of st. Peters Aid Sc
ciety invite their lady friends to q
afternoon reception, given for tn
= benefit OF the Aid Society, at the res
dence OF r. NJ. Mansiord, 345 Linde
street, Tuesday afternoon, May 22t
from 4 t. 9 o'clock.
: For two or three days past GeorV
Saunders, q colored employe Of 8. l
Ridgely, has caueed a number {
J. scenes on Madison street by antit
= which indicate lunacy. Yesterday 81
D.. other spell seEsd him, and Gap
b. O'Haver did likewise. He is confne
>. at the Station Houee.
o Ia the Name Of he Tar, by Dayn
. in cheap form, aud we have full an
= COmplet6 Hub VI DVuHutN LNVeFl
short playp, Just the tninR for hon
and school entertainments, from OF
to three plays In each, for 10 cents
! copy. Mantford's is the place for ne
:, books. These are entirely new.
The baseball game between Il
II Cotton Factors and Buyers, for Il
: benefit of the orphans, will reali
a about $3.50, probably 400 The hcke
, are not ali in, some 500 being OF
Seven hundred and ten tickets we
taken in at the gate. Capt. Ed hs
/, sold 500 tickets for the little iolks.
The Volunteer Southrons have
ranged a grand fair with interests
! and State drills Rs leading features,
! take place at Magnolia Hall, Vicl
! burg, May 18th, 18th, and 18th. Il
! affair is for the benefit oil the was
! ington drill team of that company.
"A box Of rosy and luscious stra
1 berries reached the APPEAL office y,
D terdsy afternoon. They came vi
the compliments OF the Leath 0rph
Asylum, AID were the largest berr
seen this season. Mrs. Peabody, I
D thoughtful matron, will please acct
hearty thanks and congratulations
| success in growing the bountliul cr'
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